carlos
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was wondering that too, also are they better lasting than the stretch airs?? thanks carl
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id say if were honest we all started out blunting saw way more than necessary and then doing a crappy job on the sharpening, then start to realize what an ass sharpening is and learn how best to avoid it. carl
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intresting idea hadnt really thought of it like that, but obviously its the price that puts me off.
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thats what i mean i guess reductions etc to stop total failure of the tree would count
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do tree surgeons often do the right thing for the tree?? honest question. carl p.s in answer to your question i think you have to go by your own standards.
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no i havent done cs 41 woudnt mind though, still ones always learning all the time, i think the problem may of been letting a large lump run too quick, not sure though, the upshot is the boss has bought a mega new bollard so i hope we wont see any more glazed ropes! thanks for the input guys carl
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thanks bikerwoo, will have a look at that.
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going on arbtalk when theres stuff to be done around the house!
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hi aspen users/ dealers can you point me in the direction of the data on the health benefits/ compared to the regular 2 stroke? thanks carl
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well that sure beats handballin it !! you keeping the timber?, looks like nice timber. carl
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ye a lot of nice big macs around, always get hammered by the storms though, this one had a lot of dead and broken branches so had to be careful over the flat roof!
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started these two macs today, bit bigger than the norm for us, but got a new mega bollard and did some good whole limb balances, and sunny too! carl
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well it looks great and all so stylish, BUT IS IT 100% WATERPROOF?????? carl
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as others have said the geckos are really comfy( well in spike terms!). i think you may be able to buy pads separate, might fit your spikes? carl
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iam after a removable pin for the mk 1 rope wrench, any ideas of the best place to get one?? thanks carl
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looks fun, a pair of fencing pliers kept in the truck can help with those iratating fences!
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i use long lanyard anchored at the back in the middle then a carritool on either hip so i can clip either side, still a tangly pain in the ass though. carl
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is the argument for leaving a long stub to prevent decay in the main stem not valid? genuinely interested in peoples opinion. carl
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fair enough £40 does sound a bit optimistic, a friend built one out of an old trampoline frame and he said that all the bits n bobs for it did mount up ( not near the retail of a stien mind), a handy yoke though.
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i dont think its about the maths its about whether your the sort of person who can and enjoys this sort of project, if so then your gonna have stuff around to make it out of, plus the satisfaction of making it.
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ha ha so there is money in tree work then!!!
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started using a 200tcm recently and it seem nice to use seems a bit lighter and more nimble than the 200t and the auto on switch it handy, powerfull enough id say, havent tried the husky tho. carl
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are you in the slowest gear? also i tend to tie the deflector flap open a bit to help the grass fly out. probably not great for the mower long term either. could strim the top off?
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iam the same , pretty much a day off work the next day if i get stung, cant hardly move my hand. didnt realise the epi pens where that cheap, should get one just in case really. carl
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cool truck, hope your driveways are as epic as your trees and trucks!
